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Lead for Bloomberg Philanthropies' global public sector innovation programs | dad of twins | swimmer | Brooklyn | 🏳️‍🌈
Brooklyn, New York Joined July 2009
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“We’re witnessing the most profound shift in housing federalism since the 1930s.”

So how do we turn local housing innovation into national progress? @Bruce_Katz, Colin Higgins, & A.J. Herrmann explain how — and where @BloombergDotOrg’s work comes in.

thenewlocalism.com/newsletter/how…
www.thenewlocalism.com How Solutions Spread: Bloomberg Philanthropies’ Housing Initiative - The New Localism A couple of years ago, we attended a gathering of mayors. The primary topic of the meeting was the worsening of the housing affordability crisis and the growing need for cities (and counties and...
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There’s an art—and a science—to helping good ideas spread between cities.

Here’s a deep dive into 3 housing breakthroughs, and how we’re helping 30 more cities adapt them to build more homes, faster.

Great piece by @jaredbrey in @GOVERNING:
governing.com/in-the-weeds/c…
www.governing.com Cities Get Cash to Replicate Housing Success Bloomberg Philanthropies is giving grants and support to cities that want to replicate successful housing strategies in San Diego, Austin and Atlanta. Grantees have to show they have the political...
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From speeding up permits to getting stalled projects moving, we're seeing promising local solutions to address the housing shortage. @MikeBloomberg makes
the case for giving more local governments the funding and expertise to put innovative approaches to work.
housingwire.com/articles/micha…
www.housingwire.com Michael Bloomberg: To ease the housing shortage, empower mayors Michael Bloomberg on how mayors are key to solving some of housing's biggest problems, and how Bloomberg Philanthropies is helping.
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For much of the 20 years before Covid, 6 in 10 Americans rated the CDC’s job good or excellent. By 2021, just 40% did. It never recovered.

You can blame this administration for gutting the CDC. But the ground was already prepared.

Institutions become dismantleable before they are dismantled. nytimes.com/2026/09/26/hea…
www.nytimes.com ‘Zombified’ C.D.C., Hobbled by Cuts, Struggles to Fulfill Scientific Mission The agency has lost its independence and nearly a third of its staff, as Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and associates have tightened control.